The Racine Roundup aired on TMJ4 during the 4 p.m. news on Thursday, Aug. 11. Loren Lamoreaux, Web Editor at the Racine County Eye, discussed various stories with TMJ4 anchor Symone Woolridge on the newscast.
During the segment, Lamoreaux announced that Racine Unified School District has recently received 6 model certifications from the National Career Academy Coalition. This story is featured in the Racine County Eye’s Back to School campaign.
They switched gears and Lamoreaux provided viewers with a snapshot of 4 ways to stay safe while jogging. The tips are provided by Henry Perez, a City of Racine Alderman and retired police officer. This story is a part of Racine County Eye’s “Snapshots of Safety” series.
Lastly, the segment closed out chatting about the Racine County Eye’s Business Spotlight: M Force. Lamoreaux announced and welcomed the business to Racine. They gave viewers the inside scoop on the brick-and-mortar location that offers small companies a home base, event space, and much more.
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